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Best 4K Wireless HDMI (2025 Review) | Connect Laptop to TV Fast – RGBlink Ask Nano

There are three options to choose from. 1. One is Wireless HDMI 1 transmitter and 2 Receiver 4K , 2.Another one is Wireless HDMI 1 transmitter and 1 receiver 4k 3.The last one is Wireless USB-C transmitter and HDMI receiver 4k ---------------------------------------------- (TX means transmitter , RX means receiver) Ask Nano 4K wireless HDMI 1 TX 2 RX - https://amzn.to/4pXlU7b Ask Nano 4K wireless HDMI 1 TX 1 RX - https://amzn.to/4pYVDpj We also have Ask Nano 4K wireless USB-C 1 TX 1RX - https://amzn.to/4mSV1i1 Is this the best budget 4K wireless HDMI transmitter? BUY THE ASK NANO 4K WIRELESS HDMI TRANSMITTER KIT: https://amzn.to/46iKPKL In this video I share my thoughts on the RGBlink Ask Nano 4K Wireless Presentation HDMI Kit. RGBlink was kind enough to send this product over to me for the purpose of this review. INSIDE THE BOX: 1x HDMI Transmitter, 2x HDMI Receivers, 3x USB-C to USB-A Charging Cables, 3x HDMI male to female extender cables, 1x micro, mini, HDMI to HDMI adapter, and a User Manual. PRICE: $199.99 (NOTE: the single receiver kit costs $159.99 and there’s also a USB-C transmitter version for $169.99 - for newer iPhones, iPads, etc…). BUILD QUALITY: The product has a lightweight plastic build which is what you would want when plugging in a product to an HDMI port. Something too heavy could be a detriment to your ports. SPECS: The ASK nano 4K Kit is (as the name implies) 4K, with auto pairing, driver free setup, operating at 5G, with a range of 50FT/15M. The transmitter is 4K30Hz and HDMI receivers are 4K60Hz. It transmits data at 40Mbps and the latency is listed at under .01s. If latency increases you could be experiencing wireless interference. This product does exactly what name insinuates, that’s deliver HDMI wirelessly from an HDMI output to a nearby TV or monitor. NO NDI (network device interface) - NO PROBLEM Transmit non-intensive imagery from PC/laptop to a video switcher. Not for gaming or streaming video. Share a presentation or slideshow. REFERENCE MONITOR Display imagery from some production cameras to a larger reference screen. Filming short films and commercials allows me the ability to see what and how the videographer is lining up shots. In both of my short films there were things missed due to the lack of a large monitor for review. AIRPLAY OR MIRACAST MODE Connect an IOS or Android device (with an adapter) to mirror the screen to a receiver. Since there are two receivers, that means you could send one to a video switcher and the other to a screen simultaneously. OTHER USES: In a professional setting, imagine sharing your laptop or computer screen on a much larger screen for a presentation. PROS: Simple plug and play Auto pairing 4K resolution 15M/50FT transmission distance In my experience the latency was low CONS: If the device doesn’t provide power you’ll need to plug them in No power adapters NOTES: NOT RECOMMENDED FOR GAMING TRANSMITTER AND RECEIVERS MUST HAVE 5V/1A POWER YOU WILL WANT CLEAR PATH BETWEEN TRANSMITTER & RECEIVERS 00:00 Intro 00:14 Included accessories 00:32 Price 00:58 Build quality 01:13 ASK nano 4K specs 01:31 Latency 01:56 No NDI no problem 02:30 Not for gaming 02:39 Reference monitor use 04:01 Monitor on set & Presentations 04:43 Pros 05:56 Cons - no wall adapters included 06:40 Final thoughts